Laura Owen says a Johnson County touchscreen repeatedly flipped her Senate vote to the Democrat. Election officials say three voters reported problems.

School Committee candidate Terri Bartomioli says she already helped cut take-home Chromebooks for grades 3-8.

A district judge sided with Persica Solar over Wagoner County, clearing the path for a nearly 5,000-acre project near Porter.

Four Republican legislators want pump relief by December 1, but Poloncarz's office says past caps lined retailers' pockets instead.

Scott Stadthagen tied Doug Jones to the cities' crime rates, but homicides in both are actually falling in 2026.

A Navy veteran and an Omaha resident describe losing food aid as Nebraska's SNAP rolls shrink.

Republicans redrew dozens of House districts to lock in power, but Trump's approval slump and Latino voter shifts are eating into the payoff in Texas and Florida.

VA North Texas is renovating Dallas operating rooms and inpatient units with fresh fourth-quarter funding, officials say.

South Fulton leaders cite reports that over 40 officers nationwide got fired for misusing license plate camera data.

Amy Henderson Riley says she voted to send the foundation money without knowing it wouldn't be repaid. Camden County is now weighing a takeover.

Irondale will credit businesses after sprinkler-line bills rocketed as high as $1,713 a month under a rate hike passed in April.

Only two of the local officials Axios surveyed said they'd slash their own salaries if the property tax measure costs their cities millions.

About 430 students from seven Santa Fe schools walked out Wednesday, though most skipped the planned mall rally.